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A review by mudder17
A Darkness At Sethanon by Raymond E. Feist
4.0
4-4.5 stars
This was a very satisfying conclusion to the Riftwar Saga, especially the end. There were times when the constant battles got to be a bit much (I'm not a huge fan of battles), but overall, I liked how all the pieces moved around. The major plot lines are resolved well, but of course, there is plenty of room for more intrigue, political maneuverings, personal growth, and the battle between good vs. evil. And there was a dragon! Without revealing any spoilers, I love what ends up happening with her. After reading this, I will very likely read the trilogy with Janny Wurts, but I'm not sure if I'll get to all the other books. IIRC, there are something like 30+ books, lol! This series feels like the beginning of the Epic Fantasy genre and anyone who is a fan should at least give this trilogy (now 4-books) a chance!
This was a very satisfying conclusion to the Riftwar Saga, especially the end. There were times when the constant battles got to be a bit much (I'm not a huge fan of battles), but overall, I liked how all the pieces moved around. The major plot lines are resolved well, but of course, there is plenty of room for more intrigue, political maneuverings, personal growth, and the battle between good vs. evil. And there was a dragon! Without revealing any spoilers, I love what ends up happening with her. After reading this, I will very likely read the trilogy with Janny Wurts, but I'm not sure if I'll get to all the other books. IIRC, there are something like 30+ books, lol! This series feels like the beginning of the Epic Fantasy genre and anyone who is a fan should at least give this trilogy (now 4-books) a chance!